Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Contains mainly Means' official files as chief of medical services at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), as Jackson Professor of Clinical Medicine at Harvard Medical School (HMS), and acting dean of the Faculty in 1946; but also includes material relating to his thyroid research, involvement in medical societies, professional travels, appointment as staff physician at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and writings on health care issues and other topics. Major correspondents include MGH Director Frederic A. Washburn and members of the out-patient and surgical departments; Harvard faculty and research staff, such as Cecil K. Drinker, Henry Christian, David Edsall (1869-1945), Paul D. White (1886-1973), William T. Salter, George R. Minot; and other scientists, August Krogh and Eugene F. Du Bois (1882-1959). Materials, such as correspondence, course schedules, ward assignments, and lectures pertain to hospital administrative matters and activities of the thyroid clinic, cost of medical services and other health care issues, teaching, and research. Papers also include HMS committee records on admission, curriculum revision, fellowships, and examinations; manuscripts of unpublished writings on medical topics and the history of MGH; questionnaires and manuscripts for a book on American Association of Physicians; speeches, 1925-1965; sketches by Means; photographs; documents such as diplomas; and memorabilia.. }
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- catalog abstract "Contains mainly Means' official files as chief of medical services at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), as Jackson Professor of Clinical Medicine at Harvard Medical School (HMS), and acting dean of the Faculty in 1946; but also includes material relating to his thyroid research, involvement in medical societies, professional travels, appointment as staff physician at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and writings on health care issues and other topics. Major correspondents include MGH Director Frederic A. Washburn and members of the out-patient and surgical departments; Harvard faculty and research staff, such as Cecil K. Drinker, Henry Christian, David Edsall (1869-1945), Paul D. White (1886-1973), William T. Salter, George R. Minot; and other scientists, August Krogh and Eugene F. Du Bois (1882-1959). Materials, such as correspondence, course schedules, ward assignments, and lectures pertain to hospital administrative matters and activities of the thyroid clinic, cost of medical services and other health care issues, teaching, and research. Papers also include HMS committee records on admission, curriculum revision, fellowships, and examinations; manuscripts of unpublished writings on medical topics and the history of MGH; questionnaires and manuscripts for a book on American Association of Physicians; speeches, 1925-1965; sketches by Means; photographs; documents such as diplomas; and memorabilia.".
- catalog description "Contains mainly Means' official files as chief of medical services at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), as Jackson Professor of Clinical Medicine at Harvard Medical School (HMS), and acting dean of the Faculty in 1946; but also includes material relating to his thyroid research, involvement in medical societies, professional travels, appointment as staff physician at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and writings on health care issues and other topics. Major correspondents include MGH Director Frederic A. Washburn and members of the out-patient and surgical departments; Harvard faculty and research staff, such as Cecil K. Drinker, Henry Christian, David Edsall (1869-1945), Paul D. White (1886-1973), William T. Salter, George R. Minot; and other scientists, August Krogh and Eugene F. Du Bois (1882-1959). Materials, such as correspondence, course schedules, ward assignments, and lectures pertain to hospital administrative matters and activities of the thyroid clinic, cost of medical services and other health care issues, teaching, and research. Papers also include HMS committee records on admission, curriculum revision, fellowships, and examinations; manuscripts of unpublished writings on medical topics and the history of MGH; questionnaires and manuscripts for a book on American Association of Physicians; speeches, 1925-1965; sketches by Means; photographs; documents such as diplomas; and memorabilia.".